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Re: A Nit about the "next article"
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 16 Oct 1998 14:27:03 GMT
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Todd Lehman writes:
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> Heh heh, that would take all the fun out of user interface design. :)
> Actually, my background is in UI stuff, and I most enjoy writing software
> that I actually end up getting to use, so I try to make things extra geeky
> sometimes (where it doesn't get in the way of non-power users). I think
> it's important to always ask questions and listen to comments from the real
> users. I also like UI designs to evolve and go though little "intermediate
> gratification" steps so that there's not too much put into place in one big
> plop. But I think it's good to have a general direction planned out for
> coherency, as long as it's always adaptable, IMO.
snip
> --Todd
As a developer of enduser apps for windows environments I appreciate seeing
elegant designs. Too many times developers misuse the tools they have to
create kludgy, hard to use interfaces. The web interface you have is such
that I am using it over a newsreader even from home when I have the option not
to. I must say that I am most intrigued by the graphical thread device. That
qualifies as the most interesting use of tables on a web page that I have yet
seen. Keep up the good work. It is most appreciated.
chris barnes
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